Foxconn International reportedly to manufacture smartphones for Nokia
Foxconn International Holdings (FIH), the Hong Kong-listed handset subsidiary of Foxconn Electronics, is reportedly going to strengthen its cooperation with Nokia, with the company expected to manufacture smartphones for the Finnish handset vendor, according to sources at a local securities house.
The share price of High Tech Computer (HTC) dropped sharply on November 16 on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE), being massively sold by institutional investors amid the concern that FIH may grab a part of smartphone orders from HTC, according to market sources.
More here at DigiTimes.
Playstation 3 distribution gets violent
- Department of the Bleedin' Obvious Reports on PlayStation 3 Crime Spree
- Sony launches Playstation 3 in the U.S.
- PS3 teardown: Gambling with fire
- Tale of two tent cities - PS3 launch
- HP's fiscal 2006 revenues top $90 billion
- Mercora launches mobile music service for Windows-based phones
- Command and Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars coming to Xbox 360
- Dell slammed on earnings delay, SEC probe
- Apple said to have ordered 10 million iPhones
Samsung rumored to be reducing 40" and 46" panel output
- Sony announces BWU-100A Blu-ray Disc burner
- Sony NEC Optiarc: Blu-ray Disc drive prices to drop 50% by 2008
- Playstation 3 fetches $15,000 on Ebay
- Opinion: Payday - The $15,100 PlayStation 3
- PS3 midnight launch: Elation turns to fear as PS3 buyers go home
- Fox, MLB get tool to remove copyrighted content from MySpace
- Windows Vista available through MSDN
- Google CEO donates $2 million to Virginia Tech
- Sandisk to offer flash memory card for Nintendo Wii
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
